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death. The aim of this paper is to examine the effects of human testing, psychological testing, and depression. The focus will be on what each topic is about and their influence on humans. The Maze Runner is the first book in a series of post-apocalyptic dystopian science fiction trilogy by James Dashner. The Maze Runner is about a boy who wakes up in a box with no memory of his past, except his name, Thomas. When the elevator doors opened, he is pulled into a glade by a group of teenage boys…

After reading a book, write down the title (underline and capitalize), the author of the book, the date you finished the book, the genre of the book and a one sentence summary of the book. If you abandon a book, please write that as well, but it does not count as a book read. 1.I Survived the Joplin Tornado 2011 by Lauren Tarshis The tornado was terrible but this is a historic fiction book about 11 year old Dexter going with a storm hunter/ show host that is chasing the Joplin tornado which…

is pulled up and opened by a group of boys. They tell him he is in the Glade, square shaped and surrounded by high concrete walls. The doors close at dusk. Outside of the Glade is a maze that changes every night. Runners have been trying for two years to solve it, but no one has ever made it through alive. In the maze, there is a half animal, half machine creature called a Griever. The day after his arrival, a girl arrives. Her eyes dart open and she says everything is going to change before…

The film Maze Runner is a post-apocalyptic dystopian story about a group of teenagers who survived a man-made disease called the flare, and their lives in the glade which is surrounded by a maze full of deadly creatures named Grievers. The gladers have no previous memory except for their names, and their lives have been orderly until the arrival of Thomas and Theresa who are evidently different from the rest. Under Thomas’ leading, some of the gladers successfully escape the maze, only to find…

All the Gladers will tell him is that, beyond the walls, stretches a dangerous maze, which the Gladers have been trying for years to solve. Thomas quickly befriends Chuck, a younger boy who – despite being hugely annoying – takes Thomas under his wing and describes to him the workings of the Maze and the various theories…

book I read is, “The Maze Runner”. This title correlates to the story very well. “The Maze Runner” is exactly what the title says. It is basically about a bunch of teens trapped in a glade within a giant maze and they are trying to escape. The main character in the story becomes a runner, as his job is to run the maze and map it to hopefully escape. The title is almost describing the main character’s role completely. The title also sparks interest because, as a teen, “The Maze Runner” sounds…

The Maze Runner,by James Dashner, displays many universal themes in a dystopian society. In every dystopian story, there is a theme related to the outcome of the world.These themes reflect ideas about how the world could end up unless certain things change.The Maze Runner displays the universal themes of heroic scenario’s,moral lessons,social cohesion,and likable characters. The Maze Runner displays many Heroic scenarios.When Thomas saw that the door’s were about to close, he ran into the…

“The Maze Runner” is a teen dystopia set in the aftermath of civilization’s demise. Thomas, our main character, wakes up in an elevator with no recollection of his name or his past; trapped in an expansive maze guarded by bio-mechanical beasts called Grievers. He is tossed in with sixty other boys his age, with whom he must find a way out. Their civilization resides in a small glade in the centre of this maze, where they survive solely off of their own agriculture and supplies. They select their…

the Maze Runner. It is written by James Dashner. My book is 374 pages long. The genre of my book is science fiction because it has an unrealistic setting that could not be possible with today's technology. It is also not based off of a true story, so it is fiction. I would give this book five stars. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I even finished it in the first week of me reading it because I liked it so much. I liked the aspect of how the characters are stuck in the middle of a giant maze,…

How would you feel if you woke up in a hot creaky metal elevator in the darkness all by yourself, or you arrive in a strange place full of strange boys and aligned with a maze? That is exactly what happened to Thomas in The Maze Runner. After a long ride in a freaky and dark elevator all by himself to a place called the Glade, Thomas found himself surrounded by people he does not know in a place he has never been to. When he got there he realized that he doesn’t know anything about himself or…